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Maine is preparing a lawsuit against PFAS manufacturers
Attorney General Aaron Frey said his office is working with Gov. Janet Mills to prepare legal action to “hold these chemical manufacturers to account.”
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What we know about the avian flu in Maine
What is the avian flu, where it has been detected in Maine and other answers to your questions about the deadly poultry virus.
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Here’s a roundup of what we know so far about about the housing crisis that has hit the state.
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It shows how group outbreaks are still a threat after a return to indoor events with the onus more on the public to test and track cases.
The last Penobscot River salmon to go to a US president was caught 30 years ago
For decades, Penobscot River anglers would sent the first salmon caught in the river to the president.
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The art of maple tapping
With Maple Sunday coming up next weekend, check out the basics to get started maple tapping as the sap starts running.
How Maine’s charging station infrastructure is changing
The electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Maine is surprisingly widespread and constantly growing.
Indigenous writer is weaving together heritage and modern life in his work
Morgan Talty’s “Night of the Living Rez” is a tribute to his Penobscot roots, and speaks to what it means to live through tragedy.
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